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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
.,os,s Refusal 20 Mediate Between
'' Eassls and Bulgaria is oHiesAi's
Car irmsd,
y.rHsp,t - nj che Istowp,
&c I.na-rhe Occasion tho Funeral OF
IN, VICTIMS or lho Riot
IN RrLGsRGAN AFFAIRS.

,.,,,rE AND BULGARIAN AFFAIRS.
81 \ ~. 2-The OF la Press
BIZ 7e statement msde Saturday,.
cTl~.-...- s9-olutelv refused 20 medl4te
} M Ea.-i7 oua Bulgaria. TIE N0r q
's,n-,, ,i.Z teauaOnncts that Bismarck
t.. assent n Inc Russian proposals.
csy..c.,-e8 the cars request 10 SCI Is
be - hecsuse he does nut wish to IS
TT ,7s r~-oon i5iitY IN the eastern
simon Miner does the German gov
9-.-ar- desire, il view # the European
r'....'--,,r,. 10 increase is ia0CIs OF Divide
;'...--,-.pqth. Germany i ready 10 agTee
y -at7'- mission, and also recon-
me other powers 20 assent TO II,
I.,,r,4rd the proposal is off ;ially made
Pm Russia a1d the Porte. This ep-
o. M assent 10 General EorOth's going
''or-Ge~.s Is explained by the irrecou-
Ill differences between the Porte end
-. over the mission. There is only G
-, chance Of both presenting STINT
- r-7po-al to the powers.
-, the North German Gsz=tte speaking OF
.,ai ocjaeu. attributes to Just in isaetion
=. - measures lsktn by the German gov
-. sgaiust King M2ic oa's msl-
..---.-rr7. o. q -rmnn subjects during the
s.-larstian Of the Emperur's birthday, a.
Ana. me close Of which was marked by .
- Of assaults and insults melted by
w,ric,rq, whose want Of character II
o,a'fc corresponds with the scandals re
aas-.fgg hj- private life. MAhctoa's COZ.
sre. mas brought him Into contemp.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
The Opening Contest.

New YORK, Sep. l2.-The first of the
trial races which are to furnish defend
er for the American cup comes off to-
morrow and will be s2iled over the ir-
side course of the New York Yacht club,
starting at B.vridge and finishing ct
Buoy No. 10, off Port W&dsworih, f>taten
Island. The Volunteer end May flower
will be the only contestants. There IS
promise Of rsiuy weather, with e strong
breeze from tbs cest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

phis. Each Of them has million inhab-
itants. Then there are besides Hang
Toheon, Sartams, Tsln-Tehoo and Woo.
Chang. Oshkosh is ottener heard CT
smong the people Of Christendom than
oil of these four cities together. Sill
any ore Ct them contains more people
thsn Chicsgoan ever claimed for town
even when in the presence OF a ST..
L0uisan.
Although it Is round beyond doubt, it
is pretty big world after sll.
Another singular tact brought out 10
the table from which the foregoing tlg
ures gre quoted, is hat America, although
discovered only 400 years ego, has five
cities Ct more than 500 900 Inhabitants, a
number greater than any other country
except il Asia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13


nv ''''' V'' % 1s' d l"."--"-
q representative cA,;.tmeu # the rarge
country HJs neld hero Yesterday Tor the
pur3gea Of fornir,e an Am-rsca, haaf
.gool. the UurD 80 q yy5ic, ia =, brine, the
price OF beef cattle Oh ta, rano4 gTeqf -
tn Seeding districts moro nearly m tho
Ieye; # -. prices of dressed beef in Inc
e.. { 70 iDcres.e the prof. $ OF the pro-
.du-,r sne IN DO Wv vim .b, MILL.
men. A. h. Mercer Of WyomrrG
vgs5 chosen cls-rnen. end + +
Brooks O. NJ NJ xfco sec-sl,r,
Mr.. Mercer stated the oaisc, of The meet
ir. su{ t1en rtai tie r-aers Of hi. c57-
fs.ence with Armour & O.. ~ Cl.c7r0.
grfcf, was mad atshg request a. tho Colo.
r.1. Cattle Gf81er,' 3-.ae.,f:.r. san
stsp.5alIy g fellows: Armour { &c. have
siaced . c1rtrac. win the p0al T.. Kin
t1eir ca.t.r 2ud give then, ali fher. is in
them less 2 Reasonable c8mmfssi.1. and
sid il extending their market facilities
Armour further gora., 10 sI4unhter caftIa
tor 3 so .er head. gigina the Simmer the
entire proceeds Of me animal less the
freight and the selling commission on me
dressed beef N the esst.
The following resolutions were ore
scented anG sdorfef,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

provccstior, cries of oh, OBJ. The
police were assaulted with stones and
sticks before they drew batons, Tcries no,
10, hear, hearl Not TIL they
were thrown into disorder
By charge OF Iorsemen which
knocked down end wounded g numoer
aud forced the rest 30 d7 for Their lives
that the police fired. L ives necessary
for them TO fire to protect the barracks.
TCries Of on, OH, and cheers, The fir
lng Wss rot the random firing Uf men in
g panic, but the deliberate ac- under Or
der OF commanding officer. He main-
tanned that the conduct of the police wss
justified, that they were in TO way to
blame, the responsibility was resting on
those Who concocted the meeting.
TCheels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

LoND0T, Sept I2.-The N2wson cir
Gus in Eitn5uIgh WAS destroyed By hr9
day.
LoNDoN, Sept. I2.-General Rsdyers
Butler has definitely resigned his position
in ireland.
Twenty thousand nail makers of Wor-
cester snd Stafford are on q strike for an
advance Of 20 to 80 per cent. III wages.
ROME, Sept. 12-Is Is reported to-day
that Il u new eases Of cholera and twe- ty
deaths occurred ct Messina, nineteen
cases ana eleven deaths a. C&tAnls, end
eleven cases AT Palermo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
The First Mention of les Cream.


The first mention Ct ice cream that IS
found in our history is il the account Of
the festivities following Wsshington's
first Inauguration es President, in the
city of New York, IL I7S9. Among the
ices used or that occasion was ice cream,
which is said to have been prepared, or
at least suggested, By Dolly Adams, then
the brightest star il social and diplomatic
circles The new CONNECTION made quite
a sensation 81 the time, and probably
helped 20 increase Dolly Adams
spopul4ritv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
GRIv ston WINS.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX Sept. - The Hous-
tor He:aIds crossed bats to-day ST the
Beach park with picked nine composed
of six players from the Galvestors and
three from the Island Citys. This made
q very s-rUgg home team, and as {
result. the score at tnc end Ct
the ninth inning stood six to one
in favor Of Galveston. Nearly 1000
people witnessed the game. The Ieralus
were somewhat Handicapped il the game
by losing their catcher through al accl.
dent, the ball tearing MS thumb open.
The reported departure Of the Islard
Cities last night for Waco was & mistake
At the lsst moment the plans Of the clu5
were changed, ara the TRIP over tha So g
has been temporarily abandoned because
Of their inability tosscaTe rtain gul'an-
tees at one or two points to be visited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
In wise County.

Special TO the Gazette.
ALvoRD, TEX, Sept. 12.-The first
Shipment Of cotton from this place will
be made to morrow. About sixty bales
were bought by merchants here yester-
day, making the number of bales bought
here this season 2S3. We had light
shower Of rain here late yesterday even
ing.
Farmers seem 10 think the prospect for
g top crop of cotton will be almost de-
stroyed By the web worm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
The Iisat Method.

The most agreeable as well as the most
effective method Of dispelling headaches,
colds and fever, or cleansing the system
is-by taking 2 few doses Of the pleasant
California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Wgs. IL acts geHsfry vet eSect.Yely,
siren gshaniog The Sfgans on mhtch It acts,
so thae regular asbits nav /, IL formed.
Manufactured ogsg by the CaHf9FuiAseFig
Syrup CompsnESSaa FRANCISCO, Cat For
sale in SOC and 81 bottles By Milton King,
druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Did You Ever Hrar of These.
Boston Globe.

The world is small and round. Every
body says SO.
Yet how many Of tie pc ople who repeat
this remark ever heard CT city named
Aitchi? Precious few, we imagine.
Nevertheless Aitchi is as big city as
New York. IL is estimated by writer in
the Pail Mall Gazette that Aitchi contains
l, 332, $50 people. Then how many Bos-
tonians ever dreamed OF the
existence Of Changchoofoo,, Sian,
or Tschantchan-fu? Every one OF
these three cities is bigger than Philadel-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

PROSPECT or A RIOT.


grrrHELLsTD S-pc. y Large
,-,vfs u NNionalistS ere arriving fr0m
,r+1e surrounding tGwEs 10 attend the
t7rl-l OF the ccercjQ4 victims to-day.
The PROCESSION viii be IA enormous one.
n, police refuse - allow the cor,eGe to
t.....se lie guar route 10 the cemetery
vaca passes the barracks. The M
tor.l4.7 C ,nsl5er this great iudlgGltV,
sslaly vii be compelled 10 50 through
,bs p-ltes az. parl Of she town. They
clam LAT they nave the right to takc TIE
uses route promising 10 resort 10 nu
violence The cytlia e the msu si.Dl
drsd on l'-it.y, whose name YES L9ueT-
gsn. 10, l. Gdan, is inscribed u follows;
M cA.e. L1nergzn, uurfercd 5 pt. .,
1851. EqaesCGtIn pace"
TT flueIal bogi, : 81 ,. IN. LoneTgaE
ASstlrJu s.us IL Americz ant five cA)!dieu
:. hone The magistrate promises 10
keen l1g police out II sigut to-day if tn
tuners procession aVoits ne O2rrscks.
THE RESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
LoNDoN, Sep. - Sir. L4buuchere,
nslln- letter describing the afiair al
Ntcael=,0wp, says: When / entered
a. barracks aud found that the police
aad dragged Two men iusiuc and were
beating fnecl with UiudE9UDs as they lay
tice downward. Dill00 had ire greatest
difficulty il preventing Inc C1.ef Consta-
Gle itola rushing eut OF me blrrscks with
bis men sai shooting right sna left"
Lab l.here continues; =" Yer IN my
lite ala co,ae scrOas s. offensive :
s9el.neu q 40 rtliclal with brute force at
his 5.ca IS Ilesd Constable BrOWneygg.
I've @ar nore unfit Tor delicate duties
coa.5 rot be found on Inc globe than
SlagCJy,, ii weak creature, who loses his
head, ana Br0wHeY@g, Il 0uily, who ought
10 BIZ shot. Yhey are responsible for the
d-s.5s lhat occurred"
C'BRIhN RECEIVES Az OVATION,
DUBLIN. Sep-. - Mr.. o. B-ien was
eItGus .gstlccllv received 10y Il large crowd
or his 2rrtval ~ LmeG.cE. In al ad-
dress he saj5, Be never went on Journey
wa.cl promised better for the cause OF
IrtLsnt tGan the one re was now making
T1s government miaht close his lips, but
there VS. 8 spirit lett in l elAud to-day
ina 81 the oeyonetS ~ taeIr command
could not silence. The MAJ OF, members
Of the municipality and mIGy prominent
CjtzrS met O Brien g. the Cork depot
T~o hundred policemen aud Il strong
force q military escorted O'B5ien TO the
courthouse where formal charges were
made aC7in-t MIN aid he was remsndeC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
China.
THE SUNS ECLIPSE.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 12.-Ad-
vices by the steamer San Pablo, from
Chins, are TO the ef5ct tha1 most OF the
scientific stations from whence the to-
tGlity Of eclipse of the sun, August 10,
could be viewed, resulted unsatisfactory,
more especially a. SherakRws, where the
United Sites expedition, under the di-
rection of Professor Todd was located.
Twenty minutes after the eclipse Of the
sun began it was hidden by clouds, and
remained hidden during the total eclipse
1t was like dark night, aud the face OF 8
man standing st distance OF three c;
four fee. could not be seen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

SUPERSTITION OF THE AGE.

SUPERSTITION OF THE AGh.
NAPLES, Sept. l2-Three soldiers at
Ttaponi were sent to perform disintrct-
ing duty and were assailed by e mob VINO
tried TO force them to swallow the car
b0lic acid which they had been sprinkliag
zb1ut the streets and houses. Oae of the
soldiers im5ihed the liquid and soon sitter
died in horrible agony. TIE other Two
refused to dirk the acid ana were killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
BnEO BhII,

PrTrsBURG, Pa, Sept. y Pittsburg,
9; Wasn D2ton, 0.
INDIANAruLEs. IND, Sept. l2-New
York, {; IndisuapGll-, >.
PHILADELPHIA, S pE, I2,-St. Louis, s;
Athletics. 10.
BALTIMoRr, Sept. 2.-L9uisville, 0;
Baltimore, Q. Game called after the ninth
inping bv reason OF darkness.
new YORK, Sept. Brooklyn Gin
ciuaati SID the Metropolitan Cincinnati
games postponed CD account Of rain.
DETROIT, Sept. - Detroit, t; BoS-
ton 0.
CmcAGo, Sept l2.-Chicago. :; Phil
adelDhia 8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
SPORTING.
Galveston W. Waco.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. u The Island
City Base Ball CLUB of Galveston is here
tonight to cross bats with the Waco Red
Stockings tomorrow. The Wacoes were
beaten by this club st Galveston g week
ago yesterday, but arc not discouraged
and will DE heard from tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
FAST PEOPLE WHO Go SLOW.
Mexican Railroads Are All Right, bat the
Passengers Want Time.
san Francisco Chronicle

NaH IAIl-IECU OHIUuICIt
"But the railioads in Mexico are re-
msrksble. ike the way Mexicans take
life. I don't believe We k1ew how to
live here in Europe. We 60 SO fast, and
we work al the time. Now, it took me s
whole day TO go about fifty miles"
SPY railroao'"
eyes, by railroad. We went very slow
and took it easy, but we might have sr-
rived ct our destination a little earlier if
the conductor hadn't had q lot of game
cocks along and an engagement for 8
cock fight at every STATEN. 1t was in
teresting, don't you know, but I don't
think III 60 10 Mexico again for some
time.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
LIVE SJOCK MOTIFS.
Horses Seized.

HoTsts 5cll.d.
special 70 the Gazette
san ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. - Sunday
morning Deputy U4Ued S.z.es N4rshs-
Bell selzed Sky head Of horses 81 the
International snd Great Northern depot.
Ire seiza1e wss msae ca t-lcsrspa,o IL
formation received here from Laredo
to the eject that the animals IN question
hsd 5een smuEgled across the river IN, low
Laredo ani saIpDed ~ cul from Pas.
Iaefe wee no pspe1s or bills cf s..e
Wl;l the snupai- eXcco- = t.u Il lsi.u-
Il which the name Of M&r-0 Ln4I a. ar
ed IS COnsigno- and co7stgnee. MAJ
rests have been made s, rresen. The
5or7es are held here 80 Swair III. srr ~!
OF the Unit.G S,s't~ ven COL. cor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
at Marshall,

Special TO the Gazette,
MARSHALL, TEx., Sept. 12.-Cotton ia
coming in rapidly. The Alliance have es-
ta3lished q cotton yard and have built 3
house in the yard for buyers, Marshall
Is looming up as one Of the best cotton
markets in Eastern Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Greatly Improved and Rodaced IN Price

Greatly Improved and Redaced IN Price
The Weekly GAZETTE is now only S1.0o
ye.r; and will in future contain besides
the latest news from al parts OK the
world, Talmsge's sermon, 5 fashion
and household department, most reliable
market report. Thrilling serial stories by
the most popular authors will De weekly
feature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

Nav mackereI IN kps Just arrived ct the
Fort Worth Grocer ca. Try one, they
sce nice, fat and j1ley.
FORE TORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Ar Bolton.

AT Bolton.
Special to the Gazette.
BELroN, TEX, Sept. l2.-Cotton re-
ceipts aIe averaging about l25 bales
day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

affidavit has not Been made st random.
The eliminating evidence Against Cress-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

ioou iUn, anu ivui .cvS-
lighted and is little better than blacl
hole. Mr.. O,Rrien lis III good spirits,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

ohe-uhoe sno piisna eVuInUin gan nau
seen the folly Of marring her natural
beauty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Mum

4 4ss cc-.yae "pt foL oeen !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-12

DrsouAR8Ep. A few days since the
mate. steward and another of ser we're
discharged from the steamer Emma
Harvard, and new men employed in
their places. Ole OF the steamboat
boys in speaking Of the matter x
ulsiHed The reasons a. follows; - ou
see. - said be, certain paFsons on the
steamers PLYING between Tacoma aud
Vtstoris are IN the opium Smuggling
business. They foand it very easy 90
get sac ssah TO Tacoma. bat there vas
n sale for it there. and IS there are
tvo OF three iuspesiers aud dePaty
collector ~ thAt point, they found u
yeFy dgfiiealt 10 sAip the stuff undetectea
o. PorslAud. In order 10 get around
that dlehcalty, they arranged = place
toe stud IN charge % certain oihsers %
the Hsywafd. whils tie boats lay side
by side at Tacoma. Who carried % 30
Olvuria. where there VS. no customs
q "a SET, And FROM which point the Opium
could be sbipped Go Portland OF SAH
Francisco without fear Of detection.
All vent well till recently, when one
morning the Waterman on she fAei1e
uaCieeted % call the mate Al the time
A. pointed for him 10 set up. And when
rre-inaaded by the captain. the mste
Isia the blame 90 the watchIsn- This
/ Lad 20 bad feeling between the mate and
wAt.hnaAu and tks latter 90 get even
cave avay 30 the captain, N the pres
I Snee Of a customs oh SET, the whole
op,ua scheme, and proved the tr1th Of
/ his ASSERTION BY pogEting 0gt ten poanes
~ smuRsted opium IN the mates bank,
| This opiam wSs ssiEsd BY Dspaty Cot
[ Iectar Pries. Uko TAD iast eesn appoint
"a a. thai pesitioa ~ Olympia Ihs
expositisn % this Illegal business, Sc
tola ysa 90 the start. led - the sam
mary dismissal from the company'
/ .mploy Of she mats, steward and sns
az tuo ethsr omploysa % ths haywAFa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-12

Learning that those parties doing
business on Front street, from the Pom
cin bIsok north TO Columbia street on
the west side. had been notified to va
cate their present quarters on or before
April LIST, a reporter Of the PosT-ISTKL-
LIoKNoEs was detailed 10 inquire Of the
varioas persons doing business there
where they expected To 90.
h. Bode, The merchant tailor, doing
business In the property recently pur-
chased by Judge Lewis, was first called
upon. He said " don't ksow where
will 60 or what | will do. have. so
far, not been able to find place to suit
me, bat am still on the lookoHt."
The next call was made as the real
estate offics OF J. W. Edwards. Miss
Edwards, who Was attending to the
business during the absence OF her
father, said We have not decided
Yet where we will go. Father has locked
around considerably, bat has not found
place TO suit him"
j. Il. smith, who occupies the store
recently vacated by }. M. Lyon, said be
had received no nsiice TO vaoate. aRd
would stick 10 the building until tred
out
Dietz & Co, liquor dealers, will move
10 the Pontius building, further up the
street.
The proprietor Of the Qaeen City
barber shop says be has made no ar
ranRements for n place, and does not
know where he will 90.
Miss Roberts, the dsessInskeF, has
81 a a A. - Il
McClaiF>, the photographer. has also
moved TO Yesler's Hall.
Young Brothers declare that they
have been unable to secure suitable
stand, aud have concluded TO stay By
the building they now occupy, and con-
Time to do business in it after IL has
been moved down on the incline at the
foot of Columbia street.
state that they will, on April lst, remove
their stock 10 the store under the Ma
sonic Hall. nov occupied by Little
Mac" tbs jsweler.
August Mehlhorn. proprietor OF beer
ball next door, said be would move the
bat ldiR9 he Was occupying down on the
wharf, aud give up the beer ball busi
ness. He recently sold portion Of bis
property for $4,000. and there is no
longer = necessity for him to sell cent
beer for 8 living.
Mr. and Mrs. Manro, proprietors OF
the Eureka Restaurant, did not Wish TO
make any statemsnt concerning their
future movements, bot woald notify
their patrons in due time through the
columns of the Posi- isTELLIGKSoER
when any change vas made IN the loca-
ton Of their business.
John Leok, the galvanized iron 80 L.
eF, whose shop 10 in the rear Of the
Eureka Restaurant. stated that Mr..
Oolman wonld build him = shop on bis
wharf. directly opposite his present
place of business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-12
DIsYnscr coErr reocxEs1zcs.


SEATTLE, March IL, 1855
In the caee or the Territory w. Il y,
Kelly. indicted for Sealing and fofgins
check fsF 800. the JaFy hsyiDa bee1
o1f 3 hours returned Q verdtee 81 R0i
quite. DsfendAnt DISCHARGED
| In the case Of HAxrinQton 4 Smith Va
Hatch q Mitchell. ehanes Of venus
uss granted 10 Whatcou.
: Western Hill Company ~ washing
ton Improvemeut O0mpany-Suit for
ini1nctior- Dismissed as plaintiffs
motion and PLAINTIFF costa
3. Baxter 4 Co. ~ DAVID Benson
Dismissed st plaintiffs D0si0s and
plaintiffs costa
In the eases Of the United States ".
76 tins, containing IS pounds OF pre-
pared OPIUM, Krook Soc claimant;
same ". IS tins. containing - pounds
prepared opium, sam King q 90.
claimants; same ". 5 tins. containing
2k pounds opium. Chung Ling claim
AIT; same ". q sioop tno name) neR
tackle, apparel and furniture; sane W.
10 Gases China nut ell a7d CASES Chins
wines, Sue Keng Lang Co. claimants
same W. Gases China nut on and
eases China wines, sue KeDg Lana 20
claimants; same Vs. cases Ohins wines
and cases Chica nat oil. Qaong Noe
Ching claimant; same ~. 6 cases Oetna
wines. 6 cases aRd can China nut oil,
Sam King 4 Co. claimants; same Va
eases China nat oil. Nov Lang claim
ant-Chanee Of venue granted 10 Port
Townsend.
Ths melton of Auguss Havsfeamp W.
Seattle Coal and Transportation Com
pany, for provisional Injunction, de-
Died.
The trial Of George q. Miller. for the
murder Of J. n. Oolman, was set foR
18th Of April.
L. n. Robbins, q petit juror. excused
for the term.
Court adjourned till II O. N.